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by cagenut 16y ago
If I had a nickel for every time a coworker used "-9" for no other reason than being in a rush and not grok'ing what a bad idea it is.
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by cagenut 16y ago
Clicked on link expecting to see a tape based key-value datastore.
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by cagenut 16y ago
search for the text "Filed by", its there, its just buried in the 800 things huffpo crams on a page.
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by cagenut 16y ago
Poke
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by cagenut 16y ago
AES did a pilot project of the same type with Altairnano batteries back in 08, you can see some of the numbers and details here (warning pdf): http://www.b2i.cc/Document/546/KEMA_Carina_validation_report...
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by cagenut 16y ago
Hey guys I'm busy flipping my convertible note into what I'm calling a "second seed" round from a bunch of big name Angels for my social-mobile startup and I was talking to an advisor (totally gonna be on the board when we get our Series A)
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by cagenut 16y ago
this isn't system administration, its syntax puzzle play that just happens to be on a console
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by cagenut 16y ago
so you're saying goldman figured out how to sell debt that will never get repayed and collect fees (pay bonuses) on the deal? i'm shocked, shocked
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by cagenut 16y ago
Thats how essentially all "mass vhosting" tier hosts are run. Think dreamhost, godaddy, etc. If you're paying for less than a VPS, thats what you're on.
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by cagenut 16y ago
Actually the trick isn't going for common search words, its going for specific long-tail search phrases. "How do I make tacos with ground beef" instead of "tacos beef howto". Currently google will rank a near-exact long-phrase-string matc
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by cagenut 16y ago
most of that list look like they're in the betaworks/lerer-ventures family http://lererventures.com/companies.html http://betaworks.com/investments.php then again it could just be because kenny has money in everything in the city
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by cagenut 16y ago
A little more than a year ago the washington post hired away a senior editor from huffington post to lead their "digital products" or something like that, basically integrate with social networking sites like facebook and twitter. Hence al
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by cagenut 16y ago
gee exactly 420 transexuals channers cannot resist gaming these online surveys/contests, even if its their own.
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by cagenut 16y ago
Thats the LKML. The rude thing to do is to post to it saying they did something wrong and not back it up.
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by cagenut 16y ago
the filesystem is just another datastore. using it like this means you're spreading out the requests per second across each individual server's available IO, however you've also forsaken the "getting data from point a to point b" features
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by cagenut 16y ago
Nuts to that, I'll take the million please. A million bucks, moderately levered and invested in rental property = cash flow for life. You won't live rich, but you'll sure cover your health insurance and some travel budget.
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by cagenut 16y ago
You see this everywhere now. People get to act like they're being reasonable compromising middle ground moderates by opening up with a personal swipe against Assange and then following up with a vague statement of support for what wikileak
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by cagenut 16y ago
Very very cool in concept. In practice... the content is borderline unreadable. Though I guess thats a me thing.
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by cagenut 16y ago
so is amazon going to even attempt to frame this as a terms-of-service violation? not a peep so far.
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by cagenut 16y ago
there is a massive difference between the data you can get from logs and what you get from GA
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by cagenut 16y ago
this is really cool, of course bad apples will make it a neverending challenge but I like the concept of a truly live group blog. just a note, chrome appears to be hanging on ping.chartbeat.com and somtimes GA. uploads are hit or miss.
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by cagenut 16y ago
Wait, you don't just look at the load average?
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by cagenut 16y ago
Here's the first patent they're complaining about: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sec... So basically they patented the concept of www.customerdomain.com.cdndomain.com. How asinine is that. I spend $35K/month wi
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by cagenut 16y ago
The first one would be hard to do without writing code. Thats probably what the googler intended, but of course not how a sysadmin is going to approach the problem. The second one would be a mix of xtrabackup and/or lvm (or san) snapshots
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by cagenut 16y ago
My employer, which is probably more 'young company' than startup by now, has had about 2/3rds of its developers in Ukraine since pretty early on. There are a lot of really great things about it, the price obviously one but Kharkov in part
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by cagenut 16y ago
Lowered Expectaaaaaations http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xLsRI7-hBs
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by cagenut 16y ago
• New York, NY: 41% higher • San Francisco: 35% higher as skype/telecommuting evolve there's an incredible arbitrage opportunity here without even going offshore.
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by cagenut 16y ago
I'm grateful for arch and its users, like gentoo users before them, for being a giant expendable human wave of beta-testing to make my life with foss easier.
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by cagenut 16y ago
I would love to see what crypto card offload cluster they built for this.
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by cagenut 16y ago
I've often wondered how well an ircd would scale as a twitter clone. Following someone would just joining a channel that only they could write to. I wonder how many clients are connected and receiving realtime messages during peak usage on

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